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Why wait? Nine President's Day sales you can shop right now.

President's Day isn't until Monday, but many stores are offering up their holiday weekend bargains now. Read on for President's Day savings from eBay, Sears, Best Buy, Walmart, and others. 

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A couple share a moment during their visit to the Abraham Lincoln Memorial after midnight in Washington. President's Day sales are already underway at several stores.

Presidents' Day isn't until Monday, February 16, but don't tell that to these stores. A surprising variety of merchants are offering up their holiday weekend bargains now, and we've rounded up these early birds for your shopping pleasure. Read on to see the presidential savings from eBay, Sears, Best Buy, Walmart, and others. And be sure to bookmark this page, as we'll be updating it as more sales roll in!

The Best Early Presidents' Day Sales

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New! eBay: Up to 83% off select items
Details: Multiple sellers have taken up to 83% off a selection of new and refurbished home items, tools, apparel, electronics, computers, and more. Deals start from around $1, and most items bag free shipping. Sale ends February 17.

New! Calvin Klein Outlet: 50% off sitewide
Details: Just add Outlet items to your cart to see this incredible 50% off discount. Shipping adds $5.95, but orders of $99 or more bag free shipping. Sale ends February 16.

New! 1800Mattress: Up to 65% off mattresses, coupons
Details: The savings keep coming in this sale, which starts by cutting up to 65% off select mattresses. Then coupon code "SHARE15" trims an extra 15% off, and "PCSHIP" stacks to bag free shipping. Some exclusions apply.

New! Sears: Up to 30% off select items, coupons
Details: Sears has slashed prices by up to 30% off during its Presidents' Day sale, offering bargains on a wide variety of electronics and home items. (Scroll down to see this offer.) Plus, take $5 off select orders of $50 or more via coupon code "SEARS5OFF50", $35 off $300 or more via coupon code "SEARS35OFF300", or $50 off $499 or more via coupon code "EXTRA50". (The coupons don't stack, and exclusions apply.) Shipping starts at $5.75, but most items are available for in-store pickup.

Overstock: Up to 70% off home items
Details: Overstock has slashed up to 70% off a selection of furniture, bedding, rugs, home accessories, and more. Shipping adds $2.95, or get free shipping with orders of $50 or more.

Walmart: Deals from $3
Details: Prices start from around $3 in Walmart's online sale, which features over 500 discounted items. Shop for apparel, home items, electronics, and more. Choose site-to-store pickup to dodge the $4.97 shipping fee, or bag free shipping on orders of $50 or more.

Dell Home: Up to $75 off computers and tablets via coupon codes
Details: Celebrating the presidents with a PC purchase? Use coupon code "4S79F2CJG$974M" to take $50 off select laptop, desktop, or tablet orders costing $599 or more. Alternatively, use "VPJ1MHN3Z6T6V3" to cut $75 off orders of $799.99 or more. Everything receives free shipping and the coupons end February 18 at 7 am ET.

Best Buy: Up to 25% off major appliances
Details: For its part, Best Buy has knocked up to 25% off a selection of refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, and microwaves from Samsung, Whirlpool, GE, Frigidaire, and KitchenAid, among others. Plus, many items qualify for free shipping. (Free in-store pickup is also available.) Sale ends February 21.

Carter's: 50% off sitewide, extra 25% off clearance, coupons
Details: This kidswear retailer is going all out for Presidents' Day, slashing 50% off sitewide. Plus, cut 15% off your purchase with coupon code "SAVENOW", or 25% off orders of $50 or more via "BIGSALE". (The coupons don't stack.) Alternatively, clearance items automatically get an extra 25% off in-cart. Shipping adds a flat $6, and some exclusions apply. Sale ends February 16.

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